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Blue Ceremonial (oval bowl)
Potter: Trim, Judy
Coiled earthenware, slip-coated, burnished, and decorated in iridescent-blue, dark grey and platinum lustre with a geometrical pattern; reverse unglazed with numerous striations
Very pale buff coiled earthenware, the upper surface smoothed, coated with a white, burnished slip, decorated in iridescent-blue, dark grey, and platinum lustre, and fired twenty times or more. The reverse is unglazed, and has numerous striations radiating from the base and three or four concentric circles of lines round the rim. Oval, with a wide slightly everted rim, and deep sloping sides, standing on a narrow oval base. In the centre there is an oval blue frame enclosing a six-sided figure chequered in blue and platinum surrounded by various geometrical shapes in dark grey and platinum. This is surrounded by a dark grey crenellated border. The sides have a blue ground decorated with forty-eight 'arrows' each composed of four separate chevrons of graduated size, the smallest nearest to the centre. The rim is divided into twelve panels filled with different geometrical motifs in all three colours.
History note: Purchased from the potter in 1996
Given by Sir Nicholas and Lady Goodison through the National Art Collections Fund
Height: 12.5 cm
Length: 62.4 cm
Width: 54.1 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (2000-03-06) by Goodison, Nicholas and Judith
20th Century, Late#
Circa
1989
CE
-
1990
CE
Text from object entry in A. Game (2016) ‘Contemporary British Crafts: The Goodison Gift to the Fitzwilliam Museum’. London: Philip Wilson Publishers: Judy Trim: ‘The imagery was inspired by Egyptian burial-chamber rituals, for a body of work resulting in a major installation of some forty pieces called Processions in Clay at Anatol Orient Gallery, London in 1986. This was a later work.’
Contemporary Craft
Studio Ceramics
Glaze
composed of
lustre
Foot
Length 5.2 cm
Width 3.5 cm
Decoration
Upper Surface
Accession number: C.3-2000
Primary reference Number: 28374
Entry form number: 122
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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